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• However, the number of frocked brigadier generals or rear admirals ( lower half ) is restricted.
• If Maragall embodies the white-starched bureaucrat, then Cobi designer Javier Mariscal is the quintessential black-frocked artist.
• You know her _ the red-frocked woman on the front row who takes turns with the Associated Press reporter asking question No . 1.
• Three-and four-star generals are generally frocked if headroom is not available to promote them at the time of the assumption of their new assignment.
• In 2011 she was the sex-mad, short-frocked daughter of Julian Barratt and Doon Mackichan at the Young Vic in Government Inspector ".
• Ron Spandet, a high school history teacher, gray-vested and frocked as a wealthy politician, said : " People hold Lincoln near and dear.
• Yes, some say, especially political leaders of black-frocked Orthodox Jews known here as haredim, who are in the forefront of a campaign to take the photos down.
• Another father lifts his tan-frocked daughter up to grab the parallel bars, then says, " play with something else, " and heads for a bench.
• She is expected to arrive in Boca Raton at about 11 p . m . Wednesday, accompanied by a police escort, her own driver and a brown-frocked Carmelite priest.
• At the beginning of the XX century in the monastery there were 16 salaried nuns, 2 supernumerary nuns, 96 frocked nuns, 135 lay sisters, and 250 people in total.
• "It's probably cloudy because of fiber and minerals, " said The Rev, a part-time friend, full-time neighbor and self-frocked minister.
• Typically a sergeant first class assigned on a manning document to fill a first sergeant role while being promotable to master sergeant can be frocked to first sergeant rank and hold the insignia due its position.
• Harm's promotion to captain was authorized under to assume the rank before official " pay grade " promotion, a Navy custom known as " being frocked, " by Major General Gordon Cresswell.
• "It's good that it's not real apple-ly, " said The Rev _ a full-time neighbor, part-time friend and self-frocked minister.
• Even the overly frocked Elizabeth I of England and France's Sun King, Louis XIV, shunned the fork by unceremoniously diving into everything from stew to poultry armed with fingers or the occasional knife.
• A white-frocked medical worker in the camp hospital packed the remains of Tariq Darwish, 27, in a plastic bag and placed it in a plastic-lined raw wooden coffin brought by his father.
• According to current Department of Defense policy, there is no limit to the number of two-, three-, and four-star generals ( or admirals ) who may be frocked at any one time.
• Brown-frocked Franciscans acted as ushers and, occasionally, bouncers, as bells rang out at midnight and a standing-room-only crowd filled the limestone-pillared edifice, perhaps as many as 500 people.
• A white-frocked medical worker in the Jenin refugee camp hospital packed the remains of Tariq Darwish, 27, in a plastic bag and placed it into a plastic-lined raw wooden coffin brought by his father.
• Before Father Lucian can stop him, Puppis has lurched over to one tartan-frocked figure bent over to examine the engine of a car, only to find himself face to face with a furious kilt-wearing psychiatrist.